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ENG 101 - College Writing

The Writing@UMA project is a series of short videos featuring UMA faculty on how they approach writing, research, and, of course, deadlines and procrastination. The purpose of this project is twofold: first, to show students that they are part of a community of writers at UMA and, second, to offer honest insights about the challenges of writing—and personal strategies for meeting those challenges—from faculty across the disciplines. Faculty address questions students frequently have about college writing and writing in general, like, “Why are deadlines so important?” “Do you need to be inspired to start writing?” “How do you become a ‘good’ writer, anyway?” If you are a student with a good writing question that you would like to see addressed in a Writing@UMA video, or if you are faculty who would be interested in making a video, please contact First-Year Writing Coordinator Noel Tague at noel.tague at maine.edu.

Writing@UMA embedded videos

Why Are Deadlines Important? Directed by Rick Burns, University of Maine at Augusta, https://video.maine.edu/media/Writing%40UMA_Nate+Berger/1_va4p0zb7.
with Nate Berger, UMA Bangor Writing Center Coordinator

How Do You Get Started on a Writing Project? Directed by Rick Burns, University of Maine at Augusta, 2022, https://video.maine.edu/media/Writing%40UMA_Amy+Rahn/1_6fhvguxz.

with Amy Rahn, Assistant Professor of Art History

Why Does Good Writing Matter? Directed by Rick Burns, University of Maine at Augusta, 2022, https://video.maine.edu/media/Writing%40UMA_Sharon+McMahon+Sawyer/1_ohrt73ei.

with Sharon Sawyer, Associate Professor of Justice Studies

What Do You Find Rewarding about Working with Writers in Your Field? Directed by Rick Burns, University of Maine at Augusta, 2022, https://video.maine.edu/media/Writing%40UMA_Leigh+Alley/1_j424e9w7.

with Leigh Alley, Assistant Professor of Education

Do You Need to be Inspired to Start Writing? Directed by Rick Burns, University of Maine at Augusta, 2022, https://video.maine.edu/media/Writing%40UMA_Noel+Tague/1_lj5atbl6.

with Noel Tague, Assistant Professor of English and First-Year Writing Coordinator

What part of the writing process do you like the most? Directed by Rick Burns, University of Maine at Augusta, 2022, https://video.maine.edu/media/Writing%40UMA_Michelle+Lisi/1_cle8318u.
with Michelle Lisi, UMA VAWLT Coordinator & Co-chair of WICCD Committee

What opportunities do I have in the education program at UMA to do real writing? Directed by Rick Burns, University of Maine at Augusta,
      2022, https://video.maine.edu/media/Writing....

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